[If no one wants to seriously take my theory that working in the booth maybe hurting his career on the mound, so be it. But if there's a major league hitter out there who might be scouting Leiter off what he says on tube,] let us know, ... We'd like to interview him.

At this point, you root for volume. You start an LCS with a number in your head, and it's like playing blackjack. The big number is 21 (games),

If you have a 30-0 game in the third quarter and you flex off that game and go to a more competitive game, you get calls complaining from both sides, ... It goes with the territory.

It's not easy to have valid comments over the course of a three-hour broadcast. But Troy knows what happened before the replay comes up. He leads us. He has valid comments and is opinionated. He's making his mark week by week.

Troy's remarkable vision, understanding of the game and penchant for hard work were evident since day one. He has already blossomed into an outstanding announcer and I'm looking forward to the work that he and Joe Buck produce with the added room that a two-man booth provides. I know they will form the absolute best NFL broadcast team in the business.

I don't recall anyone who has left the playing field to become an analyst who has made a better, faster transition.